Nightlife at Bangkok in Thailand

July 10, 2011 - PRLog -- With a ring of the captain' s bell, indicating a free round, the mood shifts to a good-times drinking club.
Bull's Head &Angus Steakhouse is a beautiful galleried bar that' s well suited to imagining foggy London nights; infrequent comedy shows here make light of the expat life.
Ship Inn, just around the corner from Soi Cowboy, attracts a quiet drinking crowd. The bar is as well stocked as a ship captain's quarters.
Suan Ahahn Pa Loet Rot , two doors closer to Th Sukhumvit, offers a similar kind of escapism but it's more for displaced Thais. On its patio, shaded by the hair-like tendrils of an ancient banyan free, tipplers are temporarily transported to the Thai countryside. Even the squat toilets are authentic.
Cheap Charlie's is a well-hidden beer stall on a sub-lane off Soi 11, past De Meglio' s Italian restaurant. Look for the `Sabai Sabai Massage sign and a crowd of foreigners standing around drinking beers cloaked in koozies (stubby holders). Decorated country-Thai style, this wooden stall started out selling cigarettes, graduated to beer and now has a faithful following of neighborhood characters.More info: http://www.booking-thailand.net/phuket.html
Londoner Brew Pub, in the basement of the UBC II Building, brews its own beers and ales and runs a bevy of promotions to entertain the swelters. Quiz nights, daily happy hours and promotions for foreign-language teachers bring in the crowds. Football matches and rock bands complete the bar' s weekly engagements.
Irish Xchange,just around the corner from Th Silom, is one of the few places in Bangkok that serves draught Guinness. The interior wooden panels, glass mirrors and bench seating were ail custom-made and imported from Ireland. Bands of varying quality play from Tuesday to Saturday, and the place is often packed from 6pm until closing.Please visit: http://www.booking-thailand.net/bangkok.html
O'Reilly's Irish Pub at the entrance to Thaniya Plaza (corner of Th Silom and Soi Thaniya), draws a slow pint of Guinness or Kilkenny in a comparatively low-key setting that resembles an old camera shop. Early drinkers will like O'Reilly's opening time. Both pubs feature daily happy hours when their otherwise pricey beers are temporarily discounted.
The Barbican Bar in the same block as massage parlors for Japanese businessmen, is a straight-laced up market bar, where office crews come for happy hour and stay until closing time.
Hard Rock Café has a guitar-shaped bar and features the full range of cocktails and a small assortment of local and imported beers. The crowd is an ever-changing assortment of Thais, expats and tourists. Hotel bars are a hot commodity in this skyscraper city. For slick aerial views, the place to go is the 84-storey Baiyoke Sky Hotel (Th Ratchaprarop, Pratunam), the tallest building in Thailand. On the 77th floor there's an observation deck (open 24hr), or you can check out the cityscape while din¬ing in one of the restaurants on the 78th and 76th floors.More: http://hotel-thailande.com/pattaya.html
Compass Rose, a bar on the 59th floor of the Banyan Tree, is also sky high.
One half of the Regent Hotel lobby is devoted to cigar smokers, with Dominican and Cuban brands available from the hotel' s humidor; the Regent claims the largest se¬lection of single-malt whiskies in Asia.
La Casa del Habano offers around 25 brands of Cuban cigars from US$3 to US$120 each, with a tiny lounge equipped with a select list of fine cognacs, port and single-malt whiskies. Other hotel cigar lounges include
Bangkok's live-music scene has expanded rapidly over the past decade or so. Most bands, with varying success, are tributes to Western music; but even if the accent isn't Mick Jagger, a familiar tune can work wonders on a world wanderer.
Saxophone Pub & Restaurant is a Bangkok institution for reggae, rhythm and blues, jazz and blues. Reminiscent of a German beer cellar, it is a comfortable venue with seats encircling the band or perched in the 2nd-floor alcoves. On Sunday there's an open jam session. The bar-restaurant serves surprisingly good food. From the Sky train station's elevated walkway, descend the stairs near the night market.

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